Category: Notizie Estero

The National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) has qualified the Matsya-6000’s emergency rescue system at a depth of 500 meters in the Bay of Bengal. In 2022-23, the submersible will undergo a shallow water test phase at 500 meters. Qualification trials are scheduled for 2024.The Matsya-6000 is India’s first manned submersible, developed by NIOT and launched in October 2021. It is a 2.1-meter

Discover the secrets unveiled as the Indian Navy’s Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) locates the wreckage of the Pakistani submarine PNS-Ghazi near the Vizag coast, shedding light on a critical moment in history and showcasing India’s advanced underwater search and rescue capabilities.Imagine the depths of the ocean holding secrets from decades past, tales of valour and tragedy resting in

DRDO is procuring six composite Radomes for the Naval Anti-ship Missile-Medium range (NASM-MR) missile from an Indian defence firm. The Radome is made from an E-glass reinforcement and epoxy matrix monocoque structure. The process of fabricating the composite material includes:Preparing the moldCutting the fiberPreparing the resin and hardener mixtureAdding additivesFinal layup for

Britain’s Trident nuclear-deterrent system in an embarrassing setback reportedly misfired during a test, with a missile crashing into the ocean off Florida. The Ministry of Defence confirmed an ‘anomaly’ but assured that the "nuclear deterrent remains safe, secure and effective." The incident, witnessed by Defence Secretary Grant Shapps, marks the second Trident missile test failure.The

Elbit Systems, an Israeli-based company specialising in defence technology, has introduced the Hermes 650 Spark, a brand new unmanned aerial system (UAS)With its autonomous operation, wide flight envelope, high payload capacity, and NATO STANAG 4671 compliance, the Hermes 650 Spark offers flexibility and mission adaptabilityElbit Systems, an Israeli player in defence technology, has revealed a

Initially, Rapid Action Battalion (RAB), Cisco Talos had referred to the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) group as having its origins in South Asia. However, Chinese security experts are now alleging the group is of Indian originA security expert has said while many think the US poses the biggest cybersecurity threat to China, a lot of attacks come from South Asia. One India-based group